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Published on Sep 24, 2016
Jeremy Corbyn has been re-elected leader of the UK opposition Labour Party.
Corbyn,
the incumbent party leader, won 61.8% of the just over 506,000 Labour
Party members who voted in the leadership contest.
His only challenger was Owen Smith.
Corbyn's
grass-roots supporters had called the challenge to his position a
"coup" led by Labour MPs, many of whom see Corbyn as too left-wing and
unelectable.
Corbyn, 67, has long sat on the left of the party, voting against centrists such as former Pri…
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Spent some time cooking at the Neo Community Cafe with @MGreenwoodWW and @frankfieldteam. An innovative project that serves Birkenhead. pic.twitter.com/VcrXwpIxHJ— Jeremy Corbyn MP (@jeremycorbyn) September 24, 2016
"In our party, we have much more in common than that which divides us." - @jeremycorbyn #Lab16 pic.twitter.com/Sh7O18Nk0u— The Labour Party (@UKLabour) September 24, 2016
#JeremyCorbyn fought against the establishment inside and outside the party and he won. An extraordinary victory!!
— Susi H (@palestininianpr) September 24, 2016
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